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Guthrie
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FOR CHARITY
TONIGHT
iiJmLl JbMAil
! POPULAR
! HOME PAITR
VOLUME XXXII
(JUTIIUIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY I10;.
HOME.
NUMBER 50
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CAPTURED
III
HARRY ARMSTRONG SAW
TWO MOBS IN
ONE DAY
MOT RECEIVED FIVEQQ
HUNDRED DOLLARS
Armstrong Got a Rad Letter
Reception Which Threatened
Mob Execute -
Charles Lji'e McCoy city marshal a.
McLoud who captured Harry Arm-
strong a few miles east of Dale in Lin
coin ooun.lv. Saturday nisht. afu-r ii
struggle with the alleged murderer.
presented a claim to Govern r Haskell
this morning for the $300 reward of
fcicd liy the slate. The governoi
promptly approved the same and at
eleven o'clock today Marshal McCoy
bad a warrant handed to him f:r $50(1
by State Auditor Trapp. Armstrong
wim is an intermarried . Pawnee In-
dian 'vas wanted at. Perry for the mur-
der of Isaac Keli a farmer who resided
netr Morrison. The' crime was com-
muted on the evening of December
Path. PjnS near Real .'.lock in the Osage
reservation and- whs -ne of tho most
brutal ever committed in tills section
of the country.
According to Elmer Mitchell age
twenty who resided m-a.r Morrison and
who ernfewd a week altar the crime
io have aided by Armstrong e mmittcd
ne Meed ine iwo lay in wan. ior rcn
and s'-.ct him from ambush just for the
cUI broken-down team and home maeo
wagen. -Fell
had lmt thirty cents upon h;s
person. The tw . men drove eighteen
miles that nisrlu and wlthm a half mile
of the MiteiieU home threw their vie-
tim'K hodv down an abandoned well.
They hi.L front tire officers until tlie
lYIlowine Wednesday when they divid
ed the sr-uil.i ami Armstrong started off
towards' the Indian Territ.ry with
htmwnva -waton and a buprty whien Jv
longed to Fell. Three horses ami urn
buuuv were taken from tho Fcdl home
after iho murder had been committed.
. Armtstrong was a rover and rives
wit'.) the Indians; going from one tril.e
b-smMhtn. -'--II;: in hiding with the
Uk-.ka'ooo' Indians cast of Dale which
i.i three miles front McLoud. when
given away by some of the Indians. '
After arrest Armstrong broke away
from McCoy at McLoud. bPiag frighten-
ed because a big mob had formed and
were threatening t:' lynch him. After
a little ehaso through tawtt ho was re
arrested spain Saturday nigftt. snenrr
N'ccvander of Noble county passed
tli::.a:Ii the city Monday evening en
the Santa. Fe with Armstrong 1" cus-
tody and upr.n arriving at Perry a
mob of SOU people nad f rifted to meet
ihe r air and only the diplomacy of
Sheriff Xiecwander staved off the
lynching. .
Marshal McCoy says Arm strong of-
fered oim $700 in cold cash at Melxnid
Satiirdayt.otunihimlo.se.
Fatter Died in Missouri.
Mr. J. L. MeKeown has returned
from El Dorado FprinR. Missouri
where he attended the obsemiies of his
father. The Sun of that phi"' contain
following of the father;
"It is with sincere regret that The
Sun learns A the deil.i i P.nnc.
McKer.wn one of the pbnc-"" reef-
dentil of this Boctlon. that occurred
at his residence seven mil 03. south
ot this place Ual Tuesday tr.ont'n:
Mr. McKet.wti was a man of Integrity
and sterling character and was held in
the highest esteem by ail who knew
Mm n-t a noiahbnr and a eiti.en. He
had been in failing heal'h r.r several
months-and hU death was tin1. unex-
pected. The death of a gaod man Is a
distinct lens in a eonrnuiiiiy and the
community iu which Mr. McKeown
The two housed voted on . United
St.-tes ;-en; for lais afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The sentte and iioime pro-
codings were'aimiliii'.
In tho senate Thomas of Lawton
nominated Thnroaa P. (Jnre. eeeond-ed
by Wl'liams of Weatherford. Colvllle
placed .Dennis Flynp in nomination
for tho minorrty par'.y' and Brownlee
ttrrudc'.
The roll call gave OorC thirty-four-and
Fl;.nn eight one of each party Jw-
ing ali.-eat. ' '
In tie house Japp of Law ton ikmhI-
i-a: secondfld ty KotHieri ; .hhw
name was prompted by V. G. Jones of
Oklahoma county secoued by liridges
of Wof'.' ward. The roll call ga'-e Core
ftlsly-t'.-.ree Fiytm forty .).-.;!! Slier-
COT
rend-d for s- many yar. has saffer-
e;l a t-s of this Kin I. time.- l-tud
hearieii and p''ner .us. aad it.nviii
aouve all else to do hi duty h.io'!iy.
Ik: 'id loir h rememb'-ve I as a man
who left an example of liF 'hat. wa-
worthy of emulation ia the highest
degree. It is a pl-'asiire to The Sua
to pay tribute 1o his nobility cf cirir-
and to his sterling worth a a neigh-
bor and a citizen."
The deceased wax seventy-five years
of ago. All of his cbiiii ren reached his
bedside prior to dissolmion. s'.ne Mrs.
Abner Clark a daughter who resides
in Portland Oreg-u.
Habean Corpus Case.
The criminal court of niiposla was
iu session this afternoon iu the con-
vention anil building for the hearing
of the habeas corpus case of Jess
Smith from AJa. Smith is charged
with murder and asked release on bail.
With tomorrow's riocket disposed of
the corporation commission will have
'ompl ted the January docket. The
sotnmlssioners will at one begin tae
voik of reviewing evidence taken an 1
'.suing orders. Tho commission usu-
lly disposes of a'l the cattPs at the
erm submitted. Today's assignment
vas settled 'without a hearing some
)elng continued and other complaints
"icing withdrawn the matter adjusted.
1'omornw heariims will be conducted
mi proposed e; lie's Xos. nineteen and
'.hirty-Fevon the former being t() regn-
iaie office hours for freight offices tho
'.uter amendmeLilu to general order
o. forty five. The Wagoner wr.ter
romp::ny will bo given an opportuni-
ty t explain way the company vioh-
!el fin o.'der of tlu coiniuissioii requir-
ing them to prevent further overflow
if tlio fcta-id jiitic at that plaee.
E
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(tly Associated Press.)
Smyrnia dan. lit. A wliarp earth-
quake' wa.t exiierienced he e-this uioni-
ing but no local damage was daao.
Twenty milea northwest a number' "I
hOU'8 fell and at. least f. t reo person;-;
were killed by buildings falling. Dam-
age in other towns over the island was
severe. Severe tremors prevent use. ; f
wires hence information Is mcsz-r-
GETII
From a reliable person who saw and
nu5 a !ortl:in of the papers copies ot
report etc. captured on Hearst's at-
torney yo.-.teiday it. nppeto-s that
IIe:rst's attorney and the special
agents from Washington in the Mus-
kogee towp lot matter are working
together and that they doubt their
ability to show. Governor Haskell'
connection in attv Improper way in
the Muskogee lot matters but
f'jrce ' an indictment if possible
for the purpose of discrediting lilm.
whether they lire able to sustain their
effort s or not
This remarkable practice is being
commented on with amazement by ou'
best citizens regardless of party and
the expression is heard from many
that they . cannot believe that the
Prcsilcnt cf the 1'nitc.! Slites is cov.
nlsant of stfli reei-r-.-si purp'ises.
KANSAS LEGISLATORS WORDING.
T pel; a Kaa. Jan 1;1. In the sen-
ate twenty-five oills were lm rod need
One by Moore was a concurrent resolu-
tion to -raise pay of members to five
dolalrs m;r day -for the 'actual tiii.e
served and three cent? for each nii.t
traveled.
Clf'llli
CIBSII
Sill
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SEPARATE BALLOT
nnn enteriag as the roll wa being
cnlled and eave an additional vote to
Flynn a full party vote of forty-one.
.' The two houses will meet tomorrow
fV -kint session when Mr. Core will
bo' reelected.
ANDERSON CO EC. FREE.
(!ty -Associated Press.)
JcfferM.it City Mo. Jan. 19. Wil-
liam C AnJer;-on eighteen years tel-
ler in the First. National banK rt Fan-
s Citv. and ?as sentenced to four
j tars iu the' pcjillcatiary for "toiling
$;iet)t) flnihhe.i liis term and was re-
!.!! : today diis time was reduced
for good behavior.
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READY
GOVERNMENT SEEKS CON
VICTION REAL
ESTATE MAN
WOMEN TEACHERS
SORRY FOR INVESTMENT
Resume of Act Which Created
Havoc Among Speculating
Pedagogues
The next ease upon call in the Uni-
ted States 'district court is chat in
which I). H. Hallock a farmer resid-
ing in Woodward county is the defen-
dant charged with stiboi'dinUion or
nerjiry. Tito case is of unusual in-
tereft as it involves tile title to
twenty-four sections of land lit vYoo.i-
ward county. Twenty-four school
teachers are witnesses in the cist?.
nine of whom are women.
As the story goes Hallock four
years ago last full after settling in
Woodward 'with his associates called
upon school teachers residing in west-
ern Ka.vs.ts. and offere.1 them money
In tile upon flitims in Woodward coun-
ty as homesteads and to r.dlmiuish
their rights to aim for a given sum ;f
monej. The school teachers allege
they were told there was nothing
wrong in the. transaction and for vari-
ous iuius ringing from $-00 to $.'.oo
the fe tellers are alleged to have per-
jured tnemselves in carrying out the
.;:agse;iijU.iilMi'. llalhiek an- awsft-
ciaft '. '
The statutes of limilafion aas ex-
pired np oil (lie ct'lnie coiumit.led by
the teachers hence ttey can not be
nrosi'ciKed. They are here only to
testify for. the government again-1
Haiku li on the clmrge of suoordiin-
tioti 'or. perjury; The idleg-d laud
traiinaeiion hape!ied four years avro
tnid nine of the fiMiiinine teacher's
iiave been married since I lallock's
little exploit. The cise Ins been in
the courts two years and li is nevr
b.i submit t-'d to & hearing. The wit-
nesses have been snbponead tiero the
tilth time to testify id probu'.ly wish
they had ncr;j lii uixrt in a JjJ
They claim to have ufticiwt.Viu.u-
ishment for the offense' anktiolinIy
conimlttci. Tho young women
n nbsolute horror of a court l'isV?
aai when the cas'V Is Pallet totrfil
will prove intcrestin'R to th-i specta-
tors present. ' . ":.
The ca.. will be stubborn')' fought
by ho defendtmt and a large nunibor
()f attorneys are on both sides it may
i U i
t-ho c.
r;cr
trial
be days before tho legal steps as to
f.dniissabillty of the pvllenco and
er legal points are settled. The
will take a week to ten days tim
MR' Hallock gave bond and is a
guest at the 1 1. I'd Ktiysl with his
: uulite;. Miss Altina. ani ?on Geo.
lle is 'a Harvard graduate and highly
cultured havlig good family connec-
tions in the East.
Attorneys Dale and Merer oC this
city Ex-Governor Stsmley of Wichita.
Kansas sr. I Attorney Veciilin of
Wichita will lopresont. the liefemlati-t
hi tlio case; United States Attorney
John F.mbry and Asslstunt John Scot-
born are prosecuting foi the govorn-
imn:. Teacher witness( In the prosecu-
tion of Mr. Hallock follow:
M'ks KHzalieOt Day of Kans-'s
Cil; Mhu Horcr.cp M. 8hfr
Kansas; Mrs. P. h. Buck Coats. Kan-
sas; Mrs. Martha M. Stobl Isabel
Kansas; Mrs. Mary Willi mis MoM-
eine I ede Kansas; Mrs. Emma
Shrepel Ce itf. Ka'ipas; M ri. ' Emma
L. Sl.tino Ktnmg City Kansas; Mrs.
Mrt.il la. George Cottonwood FjIIs.
Kait-as; Misn Lillie A. Lee Emporia
Kansas; and Mi:;s Anna I'ainbont
Lovrdand. Cid-irrtlo; T'ne gentlemen
witnessei are;
Howard Ur?k .bsse F. Tur-k'" W.
T Dritten. Win. Little Jacob Wo1.".
John R.'.der. En.ile .voo 1. Kan.; Thou.
H. Murray Murray Ok ti; G-o. 1. Ed-UMiiii--o.i.
Unglwooil Kans.; S. M. Me-
Flbinney. l!ejMil Okla.; Larkiu
lliyes. ani W. II. Ib-'geM. Gale. Ok-
It'iioma; ftharl'.o Murrav Mitrn.y. Ok-
lahoma; Wtn. S. Ha;(t.ings Iris Okla.;
W. II. U'iiiien. Weodwa'-d Okia-
FraKimuv Hart A! . n. 01:1 1.
Las' Day To File
Tomorrow i;- tb'Jat day under the
Ifw for the public f-ervice corpora-
tions to file i copy of thf Ir aiininl
siatenvrnt with the corpoj-rtiiyn fom-nii:--:
i(M. Cr-rpovai !nn Clerk Pat Ion- li
kept btii'y with reports fi. .
Tryirg Frat.k Thurston.
of (ttute vs. Fiiihk Tiur.-.ton" was on
trial. The ih-fendant j- ciutt'-d with
hiving whiskey la his possesion for
selling purposcf.
VENEZUELA READY
llinilTE QL'ESTIORS ""i "!h:
(l!y Associated Press.)
Caracas Jan. I'r toeo! fi r si t-
tlement of the deputes between I'njed
States an.l Venezuela has been prac-
tically agreed upon. All other mil inns
await action of America in order for
amicable settlement. '.
Oratorical Association Elect New
Pesiden;.
At the first meeting of the Oratori-
cal .association of the Oklahoma uni-
versity in the new year Mr. Will
Randolph was elected president. Mr.
Calvert is the retiring president. With
Mr. Randolph at its herd the associa-
tion expects success both financially
and otherwise iu the later-collegiate
debates says the News Letter.
Special to Dally Leader.
Wellington. D. C Jan. 10. The
house committee on Indian affairs to-
day decided to cisntlnue the appropri-
ation asked to carry wok of adminis-
tering affairs of the Five Civilized
Tribes and will so rep: rt tomorrow.
Ninety thousand dollars were appropri-
ated for the district agents. Five
agents were ordered for the service ia
western Oklahoma.
The secretary of the interior was
ordered to pay Sacs and Foxes $112-
000; $11000 was allowed C: rebuild the
Osage school at: Pawhuska. Senator
Owen already passe.) this through the
senate. One thusaud dollars appropri-
aled were for a monument to Cynthia
Ann Pa.rker the mother of Quatiah
Parker. Committee decided legislation
pr; -vidit g for closing up affairs of the
Five tribes should be incorporated in a
separate bill agree in';' it would stand
better chance passage.
SE
CHEROKEE
SENATE PASSE D ONE
BILL AND ONE
RESOLUTION
The bouse spent the early pari ot the
afternoon session In hearing' ioirm'uo-
lion of new bills detads of committee
work; petitions extra slices A oratory
e. Uhii'i'sper.sed with misceU'uiy busines.
4fl4 OIKkKM U.JW U U itrrit:u g! Ul i )l
rMv work and ro?r:-;iet:km of iinfnis'hed
bin-dnsat 2.4." o'clock.
Senate'-P'asjsed One Bill. .
'Mn thA eenate the Wiliiams bill ai-
lirprlathig' oim toward payment of
theVnipl yees'ijii' t to houses was
given tne li.st sii'H:h and basi ing-th-e.-.l
and soeeiled dovvit' loward the shop
where the stronir'b'dx is held.
The concurrent resolution of Senator
Lnndrum memnraliliTg. -the congrei-s
to jiiac a life-sized bust of . Seipi yah
the great Cherokee; I the 'hall of fame
the great. Cherokee in the hall -of fame
Inspection.
The disposition of matters before the
committee consumed r. half h uu
(Ly A-:;i.)ci:ii':d Presrd
?ii:i9. J tit. Ft. A svri-HM 'ire
hr ike (-i;i. b -:e lu'.lay uiiiong the raii.i-
of (be wrecked ci;v. itcn::U ui f!i-
a;t'! fanu i 1'en-i. si patac f.-H in a "A
iidd'-'-t t.1 tiff (i'liiUiU'iiiiolt. Fi;u.ie
M'e iipr'-'idie.g in spile of tit" lev je
work of the ;!liers to c.on'r.d them
and the Kit nation i-i very (riou.
T- flor :'. bitriiilig f e h untie;. A
.tt hv .l.t( ane.l.rt It 4 U-nrnil
many per.iorr. vvh . :.:" !-;ili e!;'.'" t:f-Iw-fai?
ci:-tiS(taie;l by the h.rrav i!a!iie-
;ha' are ;ni hundred fict li'ih and
ieg worce.
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FAMOUS
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LIB
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HOUSE HEARD PETITIONS
ON DIVERSIFIED
SUBJECTS
SOME WERE KNOCKED
M TOP OF CRANIUM
Deluge Committee Reports
and Many Bills
Introduced
The passage of the Tillotson hill
providing the manner In which the
lands of min. rs and incompetents may
be leased for (dl and gas purposes was
the feature of the house .session this
morning.
After Ihe reading of the engrossed
copy Duraul made a plea against cor
tain portions of it and desired I.; havi
the bill recommitted with instructions
that secliotia eight ami nine be elimin-
ated. Tillotson replied briefly to IhtranlV
argument ami on " vote the motion i.r
the latter .was I. at. On roll call the
bill passed by a vote or (i I to '''
The bid carriwd an emergency clause
and Speaker Wilson adhering la bis.
original policy ordered that the rail
be called separately tin Ihe emerteiiey
proposition. The emergency was de-
feated. Ross IT. red a. iiiot'on in writing un-
der which (he legal advisory commit-
tee is directed to examine at once the
ijtr.Ulle;; of IlilS and rep:irt'lheihcr ' t
not. the leghdat lire t-diould accept theat.
IP; Uioliull )levniled.
Ge.i. ihme of ! s M ines Iowa Sf.f
lit a eemmunienlien a. king that he hr
allowed to appear before the commit-
tee on insurance. He .stated that he
represented Ihe Maukers i.lie Insur-
ance Ou. and (hat he v.vx receiving no
compensation. His letter however
failed ). comply with the form laid
down In Ihe ami-lobbying law and Vs
request wars passed over until this
should be done.
Petitions Introduced.
Petitions were rend as follows;
From linger Mills county regarding;
usury la w; from Seiju -ya'i asking a
change in the fish and game. law.
Marie presented one regarding muh-
in a court town of .Ho ker Texas
CaUU'J'.
Tuck")' sent up another asking that
no f'rrtlior powers be conferred ot;
co'.itity c. mmissiouers A petition re-
lating to delinquent taxes was preseto.
ed by Carson trom Pottawatolli'l
county.
Letters as to the office of Justice! of
the peace and the needs of normal
Rfho Is were submitted by Wormian. -
This morning came the first deluge
cf committee reports and certain
me e.-tiii s were reported ad'.'ersely.
A big .bunch of bills was placed on
second reading ami 'referred to com-
mittees. 3ills Introduced.
The foil wing now bills were Intro-
duced: liy ID van For a deficiency appropri-
ation for the state pure food commi.-:-Kioii
($0000).
liy Farley To license raveling ven-
dors of vehicles etc.
Hy Clark To license carrying of o n
cealed weapons; making it e felony
for violation.
By Smith o" Caddo For a jury fee
in all civil eases in itie district and
county courts to bo taxed as costs.
ity Heim T . prevent and regulate
the asstf tii. ui of I axon oil i.grieu!!.tir;i!
lands
Py Parsons For distribution or nil
school taxes paid by railroads anion
various school llstricts of the cum jr.
I5y William. To locate Eastern Okl'l-
boiiia hes.dtal for ItK-ane vd Antlers
Ptishmaiaha county.
Ity Millsnpp For holding county
n ur! at. t wu of SI.Utb.am In Mcintosh
county.
Py Terra!. AtmMidltig su.i-divd.-lioil 2)
of Sec. r.i'J. Statiiles of laOl!.
Wise Restive Will Contc-.it Will
Oklahoma City. J.'.u. PL --John Wi- e
-:nid Saohoititt V ' f a-xliipton Tenn.
brofm-r up f !d.-t"r of the late Dr Geo.
V. Wise -annouced t.liat .t! iittn'
Snyder Owen and Lybraud h;;d hien
e'lipb yed for the pnrpo..o of conti-:?.-itig
t'e' Will 'Wlliell evcbldeit Diem
li! iu l.ey of bis pioperly.
Attoriiey T. F. McMechail counsel
for Gbi i.vH .l-an Push exi.-cuirU of
the will iai. he w is ii-nrifig the point
w he. h" could make public several
ir'lr-.-;-.t!H2' l.eiiil i t.iat. would .iore
that Dr Wise posseted cort!t(M able
(iMJMit?.
't he d' .-. - .I ;w ecccioi ie and
i many b"lfev d Ids vvealth myth but
pi.ei.; are now to: hand s-howim? con-
i iiiib.-rablo real i.roiie.rty u .th pacific
Bulgio Described Hell.
A:i ' ii 'b-s-i i.e!i a-j sure as here is
a a fttdle.-s heaven." said ihe Rev. Dr.
E. J. Pillgitl t :e tmle.l evangelist
:-pcJkiiig to an iiiiiie-n;-e threti. a;
Llei('s hail last. nigh;.
"When ur wandering soul discov-
ers the birthplace of Co ! and yon stand
at His cradle then then you can get
out of bell!''
'Cod can not be holy and live iu a
pig l 'ii . His environment must be
holy. So if you're a sinner and op-
p sed to Cod you can't go to heaven
"EvtM las.1 ing life everlasting death.
One as endless as tlu other. Waich
will you choose? For Cod never sent
anyone to hell never. 'As a iree
falleth so must it lie.' Not to choose
heaven is hell. Here in this life is
your chalice and nly chance to
choose."
"Sixteen conversions marked last
night's meeting. Vocal solos by George
. Rose; harp solos by Prof. Miller; un.j
chorus char singing were features of
tile meetiu.
GORDELL
BUILDING
USELESS
The supreme court in a unanimous
opinion handed down today by JusiicV
It. L. Wi'liams sustains Ihe writ of in-
junction allowed in the district court of
Washita nuoc elpaiyidp shrdlu cmfww
Washita county applied f r by R.
Rrett county attorney to reslraiu .the
commissioners of that county from is-
suing' warrants 1 -tube sum of $i:!'.i-
252.H2 in favor of A. O. Campbell et al.'.
for payment of c runty court house
built at Conlelt. The lower court lieic
the conl racl made oy the conimisslon-
cis to be void. Holding that it was In
violation of. I bo c -nslituilou ns an elec-
tion had not. been held to' re-locate fiu-
eotinly seat.
Several oilier i-onsl national tpus
tie.ns were raised. The court holds as
f Mows on the same.'
(By associated Pr.iH.)
jeffersou City. Mo. .Ian. I !).--During
3 tnisutide) standing which lasted til'
hour Ire seitate lid not bail . I for
l.'nlted Sttiles jo-miter this morning
r'everal iiemoerailc senators were not
111 their seats when- the session w;u
called to ordo" and an. adjournment
was taken until I ..'! this nft.erno..)ti.
ROBERT E LEE
The one hundredth ami second anni-
versary ot I lie birth or General Rob
ert E. Lee wt-.s commemorated r
(Utfhrle todry by 'memorial exercises
now being conducted at the M. L.
church- South under auspices of Bill
Cr':-'-i chapter United Daughters of
the Conled'Tary. The Rev. 1. it. Ab-
crnathy pa-itor of the M. E. cliurch
South opened the exertdsen by pro-
liounclii;? the Invocation.
"Mearer my God to Theo'' was ung
by the congregation. A ieked quartet-
by the congregation. A picked quartet
Souther song vi "My Old- K-mtucky
Home."
Hon E J. C-hbllngs or Oklihoma
City historian of the Oklahoma De-
partment Culled Confederate veter-
ans delivered an oloqumit eulogy to
tho dead general.
The Dowry quartette favored with
a selection entitled "Tenting on the
01.1 (lump Grounds" which prove an
Interesting number
V'nited Si .ites Senator (Joro is to ad-
dr'H Hie mieliiig.
Kvatigcllst E. .1. Buigln will pro-
n .a... I .e.' in in diction. Col. A. P.
Watson and O-Mieral ) 0. Jamison of
the h eal Confederate camp a rv pre-
siding as masters of ceremonies.
IE
13
(
New da
.ociul'-'d Pr't-s.)
New dan. lh. With both com-
jdaln'V'rj' and deleiul.tnt in the niaiii
Irtoie involved si Ml lltliib-tltlfied Jtldge
Waid iu Ci'lu d Staie.. cireiih. c.out; to-
day received brief. -fr im a.!tonus en
gased '. ii' he pr'-liminarlc . of what is
beiiev-d . be t -v ie.il t e !it;.:s
by Federal cot ejieiit crowing out
of tie- r.'fi'iii ne-nj.:iMM criiiid.-iiis of
bit;!) ofiieials in all Jijattrrs er'.tiniiig
!0 Jhuiailia eaieti ptil'i-iae '
j)'.ii.i!!-ei Ho.!ii ion u sfroiiter. in law
of President Pi hi v.-M and Cb tries P.
j. TaP... brother of the prei-ideitt-i.-X-ct
WPr lio'H lienitt ij.m H'Ai.u juo iwnj.
L'ot.h refused to give any information
regarding their testimony and P"sl-
tiTCly v- I to b" iut- rx;- !.
18 BALLOT
DM
FDR SERITDB
a
SGOTTISH
RITES p
EIClW
OPENING OF ANNUAL
MID-WINTER. REUNION
OF CONSISTORY
BIGGEST CLASS CANDI- "
DATES EVER LISTED
Entertainment Arrangements
Host Expensive Ever
. Attempted
With Urn largest class in its his-
tory (.ml an uitusally large attendance
lor the first day's session tne Mid
winter reunion cf the Ancient ami Ac
cejited Sc0itish "Rite Consistory of tha
Valley of Guthrie was HHiiere-d Iu 1i1h
morning ot nine o'clock.' The class
of seventy-five began to take from the
fourth to tho thirty-second degrees
inclusive. The class will be Joined
by from twenty-five to thirty mora
candidates rfter it reaches the lSth
.leg reo the additional ones having
traveled that far. H will mako a
'iass cf over too completing the work
Thursday afternoon the largest Iu
ihe history of the Consistory.
Senator Harper S Cunningham In-
qiector -general of tho Okluhoma and
Indian Territory Jurisdiction! U preri-
nt undi.many distinguished visitors
ire iii attendance including Masons
from .several of the Mtdlle West
state.'.
Altuough the hotels ai'o crowded on
Account of i'ton-nl utatc g:U.heriiig.-t
ml the big Owd'j hero .to witness
:ie eleclleii of ft iTrdied States sena-
or tomorrow by the legislature the
entertainment and reception commit-
ees haw provided ample aceommoda-
km for guests in Guthrie hopieij. .
This morning from fourth to tho
ninth ulegroes were mounted by tho
i'omple team ami exemplified to tho
cias.'.
At the noon hour the visiting Mn-
uiiia and tiiuss tnetnbern wr given
luncheon in the large Imnquet room
m the second floor of th" Temple.
I'lils afternoon ninth to the fifteenth
legreCii wen; exempHlied by picked
earn.'
Svenine'fl Pro9ramme.
Giiesis will eat six o'clock dinner
n tho banquet room. Special enter-
.ilatuent will be given tho ct'o- nn-iii-ers
and out-of-town nm-!'a ia tliu
arge ".udii.orium of the Temple T'ao
iiu. ileal dep'r' merit of t'ee . f.
rdb-ge rtiiiwater will render a sspe-
dal prograaiu.ie beginning at elfit
j'clock. Tho personnel of the clan
jvhlen will take tho degreea lrom tho
ith to 'iZ litclusive follow;
James H. Aslier Pond Creek; Earl
5. Abernathy Council; John C). Arnold
dishing; Moses H. Andrew Cleve-
land; Hetiry 0. Armlt Ingeraoll; 8. C.
niirnette Cordell; Rlcimrti lirown ML
View; Fr;;.ncln A. Ikmner CreBcont:
Fred W. Ponsrin Digersoll; Walter G.
Pifibee. Chandler; C. A. Hlelsteln ileri
rtease; Benjamin F. Plue lugeraoll;
Morris illeumenthal Prague; A. T.
Demiting Omhiie; Carl O. Cushion
Hennessey ; Jacob F. Collar Caand-le.-;
Lemuel L. Corn El Reno; If. M.
Col. in Alva; Simeon O. l;ivbi Ken-
'driek; Chaw. F. Dodson Hominy: C.
A. Dow l-ond Creek; A. A. .Doughty
Oklahoma City; Bar to ft. Cook Gtit.il-
rie; Arthur L. Edglngton Watonsa;
Robt. p. Fiwin Chandler; J. R. Ed-
' mtinds Guthrie; Vm. If Fold Sul-
phur; Ceo. df. Ferguson .Analarko;
.lames J. Fraley Ilomlny; Ira F. Fra-
vel Stillwater; Melviu Gray 11L
' View; Aloys Grimm Jr. Sac & Fox;
II. A. GoHnoy. Jennings; Jamea T.
Ho.ps HulbfJl; J. M. Ilaigler Carle-
ton; Jas. T Hamilton Pond Creek;
Uinun ILiwkias. Toukawa; Thos. O.
Haws Muleall; Otto F. Hayn. Chand-
" (Continued on PatfO 2.)
EM KM
Poultry Show at Ft. Worth.
The National Feeder & PreeiWs
chow of Ft. Worth Te.va? will hnlu a
lioi.ltry show In connection thcrsw!'h
in March ti--xt l.-.th to 2dh. ir.ciusiv;
and is putting f.rth every effort to
make F--I.1 the lest and most rittraotlve
show in the Sooth. To this en 1 they
deK'-. to ask die earnest co ojieratlon
of every pefs-m interested jo tU" up-
buildiiiK of the poultry industry and
cordially invite all b eeders .if every
M.'cii.u to exhibit. A liuioli' r of nw
" .. -iirt
wiil add set a:!y to the intt-if :-: sad at-
tract iver-ofs of the show and which
wii ihe announced later in the catalog.
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